Rust: Update expected test output#21007
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This PR updates the expected test output for the PathResolutionConsistency test in the Rust dataflow collections library test suite. The update adds expected entries for multiple resolved targets at specific locations in the test code.
- Adds 8 entries documenting locations with multiple path resolution targets
- All referenced line numbers correspond to method calls (
.index(),.index_mut()) in the test code - Follows the established format pattern used across other consistency test expected outputs
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Fixes semantic merge conflict.